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Maura Monti (Mireya), Amedee Chabot (Adriana), Isela Vega (Dalila) and Elizabeth Campbell (Patricia), are hit women who kill men in cold blood. But not everybody, only men who don't comply with their 'godmother' (Tamara Garina)
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Maura Monti (Mireya), Amedee Chabot (Adriana), Isela Vega (Dalila) and Elizabeth Campbell (Patricia), are hit women who kill men in cold blood. But not everybody, only men who don't comply with their 'godmother' (Tamara Garina)
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Genre:Comedy, Crime, Action
Written By:Federico Curiel, Ramón Obón, Luis Quintanilla Rico
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Cinematográfica Rodríguez S.A., Filmadora Peruana
Cast
Gilberto Martínez Solares
Director
Maura Monti
Mireyra
Amadee Chabot
Adriana
Isela Vega
Dalilah
Elizabeth Campbell
Patricia
Rogelio Guerra
Arsenio Junker Tres Alas
Jack Gilbert
Ringo Peniche
Rosa María Kessel
Betty
Tamara Garina
Aunt Ermentrudis
Nerón Rojas
Senator Arturo de los Granados
Nancy Vidalón
Nancy
Hugo Muñoz de Baratta
Máximo Billet
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